KILL LRG

[Guest dontcaretoomuchforcrap]

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Edited by dontcaretoomuchforcrap on Feb 9, 2005 at 09:16 PM

[high_contrast]

*shrugs* i like L-R-G. Yea sure everyone and their grandpas are wearing it now but I still like their jeans and jackets. It was here before the hype and it will stay after the hype dies.

[hahnstch]

i dont find anything wrong with l-r-g either, i like some of their straw stuff. tees tend to be hit or miss, you can occasionally find good design once in a while. some of their jackets and hoodies have some good and original design. certainly they are quite up there to high-end streetwear standard, but they do deserve attention especially if you just want some everyday wear

[antihype]

They've got some good shit, man.

Where can you find tees with high density prints, embroidery and full body prints rolled into one.

I like their cut and sew tees (made in China) compared to the USA made ones.

Props to LRG.

[d]

I respect some of there designs, but im not really a fan. A good friend of mine works for them, i just saw the summer line...i was suprised, some real nice stufff.

[superposition]

Is L-R-G some hiphop/urban wear, comparable to Sean John, Enyce, Davoucci and the lot?

[poobrowne]

i like how they are down with dipset now, jim jones had an ad.

but fuck them if the rumours about dropping the skate team are true.

fuck around and get your waffle split

[supernova]

lrg is some wack la type shit....dookie ass patches and what not......this shit will be gone in a hot second. although they have done a great job with product placement aka getting celebs to rock it.

[vinc3]

While I personally dislike LRG's earth-tone, I'm-on-a-safari aesthetic, I don't think they're gonna fall off the face of the earth anytime soon. They've found their niche, mostly underground hiphop heads I think, so unless that movement is deaded I think they'll have a market to sell too. I do respect the job they've done of building their brand though.

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